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Sunday, 01 May 2005 17:06 Last Updated on Sunday, 01 May 2005 17:06 Written by Hoboken 0 Comments

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Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Price (Sherri Stauffer), Lancaster, a son, June 28, 2010 at York Hospital.

Experience A New Era Of Racing With Pocket Bikes

For those who enjoy the thrill and experience of racing, riding these mini bikes is one of the best ways to have your fun. What is even better is that they are excellent for kids outdoors and they cost way less than fancy video games.

So what are pocket bikes exactly?

No, no it is not one that literally fits into your pocket! This bikes are miniature ones that have run on real engines. Because of their size and affordability they have become the latest hobby across the Unites States for both kids and big boys alike. Today there are many professional dealers who stock bikes of this kind. With the range and variety that is available, there is definitely a bike for everyone that is interested.

How easy are they on your pocket?

The great thing about a pocket bike is the fact that it is an affordable hobby. These bikes cost between USD 399.00 and USD 3199.00 a piece. The price will obviously depend on the kind of bike that you choose to buy. However if you are lucky enough to find them on sale you could be looking at anything between USD 179.00 to USD 2449.00. Your choices would range from a 47cc Daytona Cagllari to a state of the art Origami B1 with a 2 stroke engine and 16.2 horsepower.

Service and spare parts

Most dealers have great after sales service when you buy a PocketBike. You will not need to worry about things like repairs and spare parts as the dealer that you bought the bike from in the first place will most likely give you service for life. Therefore if your bike ever has a problem all you need to do is take it back to them. Most dealers in these miniature bikes also stock protective gear and accessories in addition to spare parts. Therefore look for a dealer that has it all. That way you will only need to use one person for all you miniature bike needs, right from service to accessories.

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